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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-06

r q: n,s ass;: I 3 .d am, :,
e :sS S (: Y = %sSSE5
Bon-Air Accommodation Leave. a..
b:i5 y. MI: arrivee Richmond sg ha.nf
mixed train leaves MAnshe scr 90 =. ~
burkeyille, stopping at lntermeflaie a., w
arrives a. Menchestsr $40 4. W. N'~hi
sLBEPfNG-CAR SERVICE
On Trains 50 and s, sleeplng.Ca,,s,.
tween Richmond and GreensDoro. Tt,...N
are open at . r. N. for pa.sengers. 49, an
cars are Also run on q nnd - between M. plae'
and Montgomery, Donyilie and Aken css.,ll.p
boro' aud Raleigh. On Trains No n 49,.
ssi,s,sp,ns-cafs are run bes"oen Danyihs A,
CONNECTIONS.
Train No. 50 matcJ cleo conne,.,..
Greensboro for Ralelgi,. C0ldsb0rrj- a., . e.
head City; az salisbury fOr Asheyls a., ft
points I'm Western Norh Carolina. Al co.
With Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta ra.l,.,''
Tor Columbia, Augusta, iiken, saw
Charleston, and Florida: a.ao. sl,h @'.,.'e
Central railroad Tor Wilmington. g.. '''s
Train 50 has PuilmHa Buae, Sleent,...
from Danyilie % Aiken, making elcse 49,. =, -
ton for Charleston. Savannah and J.c..,-
vile.
Trains No. ~ and 81 make ciosA oo,,.,,..
~ tftturODfO iOf NbtstAu EsI.ufa I'd.
North Carolina division. Pullman ,ie.r., !.
run on these trains between Green,Lo,6 49,
Raleigh.
TRAINS on Y0RK. RIVER LINZ
Leave Richmond Arrive Richmons
'3:20P. VI. 'i0OOA An
Leaves 18th street, Arrive Hth strsei
Freight, Freight
t7:l0 A. NJ. 's20PN
Train leaving Rehmoni az 30 =. Y 81,
meets at West Point ever rue.day. u.r''
day. and Saturday sith DVei, arriving Al t.r
more ats A. ".
Fare Richmond 10 Baltimore only 4 e..
class; $50 second-class.
'Daily. tDsily exccP. sunday.
Depot and ticket off-s fos Virginia --s.,
uptown ofiice. corner Tenth and Man .i-s..,
r.. H. THOMAS. JANES l. TAlDnt
General Manager. General Passenger ir,,,
SOL HAAS. j. = POTTS.
Trafic Manager. Assistant g 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-06
RICHMOND. April 5. 1887.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF
~ o CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT, NO. sl2,
payable 10 tho order OF Caroline V. Thoms for
;I7b. issued August 81, 1885, By the Merchants
National Bank OF Richmond, which has been
LOST OR MISLAIO. All persons are hereby
warnod against trading for the same, as appli-
'"''o' -'' ap est
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-06
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.

DROPOSAlS FOX TOBACCU.
NAVY DErARTnEsr,)
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING,
WASHINGTON. March 10, 1887. J
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals
until APRIL %, 1881, at II O'Clock A. NJ. Tor
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND l00 oooi POUNDS
OF NAVY TOBACCO, 20 be delivered ~ the
nayy-yard, Brooklyn, n. Y, on or before she
LIST day OF November, 1881.
specifications aud forms Of offer win b fur
nished By thts Burrsu upon application ana
prop0eelr must Do made upon the forms 90 FUR
slshsd, ard IN aceordancc VIII the spseinca-
tIouA JANIS FULTON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-06

EOR RENT, THE STORE No. An
IL 1865 east Main street, lntely occupied 10y IA
Mes@s Cardozo & Co. The arrangements are
complete for conducting frst-ciass dry-goods
business. The terms will be- liberal, ami long
lease will be made with good tenant Apply
10 QUARLES & McCURDY.
ana3t 1912 Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-06

Auction SALE OF BRICK
N DWELLING ON ROSS sTREET.-By 70
quest Of the owner win sell at public nuotion'
on tie premises. on
WEDNESDAY. ArRII q, 1871.
Of s c'clock, tho BRICK DWELLING NO igo
Ross street, IL has seven rooms and hfchen
with two rooms, and n occupied by an excelicnt
tenant This PROPERTY should attract tne
attention Of those who want 70 make a GOOD
royipe Investment or those who wish 10 i've
convenient 70 business.
TrRNs: AZ sale. r. a. CATLIN,
NH 81 Insurance and Renl Estate Agenk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-06

Close connection uaje q, New York for All
points North and East
FREIGHT RATES AS LOW A VIA 0rHEs
LINES
specisi low freight contracts win be made
upon application
For informs tion apply 10 JOHN w. WYATT
Contracting Agent, iSol Main street
n. b. Co0kR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-06
DICHMOND AND ALLEGHiSY
In RAILROAD
SCHEDULE or TRAINS IN EFF3C
MARCH p iS-S.
TWO DAILY TRAINS thNCEPT SrNDlY
BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND LYNCHBTRG

1 Through Accom- Nlsbf
| Mail mediation. E1rre-s
| tNo. 1. no. ;. fNos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-06
By George s. yashon & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionee-s.
No. north Tenth street.

In pursuance Of the aforementioned decree
the undersigned, thereby appointed special
commissioners, will proceed to sell by auction,
on the premises, on
FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1887,
at o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
scribed, located on the east side OF the Brook
turnpike, Immediately beyond the toll-gate;
il In high state Of cultivation and Is the same
property formerly occupied by Franklin DAVIS
L co. as nursery. This property has been
divided, a plat Of which can be seen at the
ONCE OF the auctioneer. or win be sold as q
whole. as may be concluded at sale.
TERMS: One third In cash; residue In two
equal payments at six and twelve months for
notes. with interest added. or all cash. at OPP
lion OF purchaser; title retained until the whole
purchase money Is paid and q conveyance Is
CHARLES U. WILLIAMS,
JAMES III. D00LEY,
H. II. MCGUIRE,
JOHN III. DINNEEN,
A. X. COURTNEY,
F.M CONNER,
Special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-06

By n. ". B0we
and
n. Seldom Taylor,
AuctioneerS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-04-06
TLANTIC COAST LINE.

A TLANTIC COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE
Commencing SUNDAY. AIrl ! tsc'
trains on this road Will run a. follows
TRAINS SOUTHWARK
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-03
A PRETTY GAMBLER,
Daily Making Or Losing Hundreds without
Ser Fathers Knowledge Keen
Business Woman

Philadelphia ress.
ATLANTIC CITY, July 2s-The Tray
more hotel gossips are suffering from
midsummer excitement over the report
thst the most Charming young lady i'll the
hotel is heavy speeuI ator in stocks ana
grain
Tue fair Lady is known to be the daugh-
ter OF C retired millionaire PniiadelphIan,
but IS this answers the description Of
three or four at the same hotel, the
guessing as 20 who the lady is bids fair
to Outsnine the coveted solution of the
two fifteen puZZie. From q gentleman
who is acquainted with the heroine we
learn that she is about tWenty-three years
old, OF QueenlY bearing, graceful car
Ti6ge and an accomplished conversation
slist, who chats with her friends on the
hotel piaZZa about the hops and fashions
without giving the slightest suspicion
that she cOntemplGtes the ups and downs
CT the stock exchange beneath her Lang
try bangs, and makes ard loses thousands
| % coOlIy g. sac ho2ts her era .eful form
in the sIN5Ty surf.
/ The beautiful spectators father Is
said to know nothing Of bis daughters
ventures, and little dreams tlet his FORTY
Ytsr5 ID aC1Ve speculation has had its in
I haeuce on his chnds disposition. Sac
has had il. her employ for three years
! past gentleman who executes her or
ders cnd acts as her secretary and bust
ness representative. tie may be seen
/ daily going 10 and fco from the Stock
/ Exchange, ia the transaction of her com
inanGs, and the lsdy herself occasionally
occupies the private Ctlice, where she can
see the blackboard and give
! her orders in person. she ALWAYS has
staining deposit Of Ct least $4,000,
eld declares her intention to apply
for admission to the STOCK exchange dur
| Ing the coming winter. Her business
/ calls are made while heC friends believe
her to BE- driving or boating, and tie
pretty face that returns to the horel, ap-
p2rently belming with 10y and innocence,
never betrays the keen business acumen
that has made brokers lose handsome
sums and stamped her "besr'' OF extra
! ordinary nerve. Meanwhile the wise
acres compare notes and think they know
VINO she is, and Atlantic is in possession
of speculative miss that makes the
! sporting young ladies Of Long Branch,
| whose TaCehorse betting has attracted so
much atteation, look like pennY-ante
| PLAYERS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-03
Attendants In an Asylum Strike.

FULTON, Mo, Aug 2,-Yesterday
morning the lady attendants of the State
Lunatic Asylum withdrew from the lnsti-
tuition and sent for the board OF managers.
Mrs. L J. Wigginton, spokesman for
the strikers, said tina. fifteen female at
tendaats had cult the employ OF The
asylum because ofsthe recent order OF the
superintendent requiring them to keep
the lights burning in the halls until l
O'cl0ck and remain with the patients in
the yard until 10 O'Clock at night. This
order required all to remain 81 work until
/ O'Clock, and it was Impossible to get to
work again at in the morning. This
charge in custom made the patients so
unruly that the work of tie attending
would be doubly severe and instead 6t
having their evenings free to attend
church as usual the hardest part of the
day came after the usual working hours,
Many Of the attendants have been in the
s;ate's employ for ten u twelve years
II IS reported that the male attendants
refused to obey the order and locked up
tbe patients and turned GU. The lights 6.
9 O'Clock IS usual.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-03
Amin noccnt Party Ililled.

STOCKTON, KAN, Aug. 2.-DurjIg an
emancipation celebration q Nicodemus,
Graham county, southern negro town,
yesterday several rows occurred. In the
first TOW white man WAS cut with 3
Iaz or in S horrible shape, and hit with
kn Uckles. He died this morning. There
was another row between two men over
woman. II seems that five year5 ago
one of the combatants ran Of with the
others wife. When th5y met yesterday
they settled the matter by shooting at
each other, killing an innocent person
standing 10 the crowd, and woundirg
another. No arrest has been made so
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-03
Wife Murderer L3nohed.

NEWPORT, ARK Aug. last night q
mob Of masked men weno to the Jail at
Jaeksonport, JACKSON county, and de-
fnsuded of the sheriff, Leonard Boyd.
The sheriff refused and was overpowered
by the mob, who seized Boyd, took him
outside and rlddled him with bullets.
Boyd was to have his examination to-day.
He will be remembered as the farmer
who murdered his wife last Friday, and
hanged her body in the barn to convey
the idea OF suicide. The action Of the
mob is endorsed by everybody.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-03
jailed at Gainesville

GAISEsvILLE, TEX, Aug. "A drunk
en- msn was arrested in the rear yard of
the jail this morning and locked up. II
was thought ne handed tools in through
the bars 10 the prisoners, although he
wss not seen to do so. The crcum-
stances tending to show that he had done
so, however, were sufficiently strong TO
Justify Locking him up. His name is not
known to the officers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-03

in which be was kept To-day he came
to the city and saw the mule barnessed
to freight wagon of Robbins < Ling
who traded for the mule " h Richarn
Johnson, negro, the d.y after 1t va,
stolen. Complaint was at cree made
against Johnson wlo was arrested this
evening three miles from the city and ir-
generated.
Refreshing rains have fallen during the
past forty eight hours in almost every
portion of this county and abundant crops
OF corn and cotton, es well as minor pro
ducts, are all but assured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-03

CAIRO, ILL, Aug. . The steamer
Gondola took & negro excursion party
down the Mississippi Sunday. At Hick,
man, Ky, several whites got aboard, one
of whom got into 4 quarrel with 8 negro
on the way down. When the boat re-
turned to Hickman the affair broke out
afre5h. Knives and pistols were used
Twenty -hye or thirty men We're involved,
black and white. Five are wounded
moro or less seriously and one died yes
day from the effects of his wounds.
Others are IN precarous state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-03
,ony thereof to the officers of your association:
Re.nlynd that the Merchanfs, and Mannfsct.

cony thereof to the officers of your association
Resolved. that the Merchants and Manufsct-
urers' Bureau extend q cordial invitation to
the Mexican war veterans to hold their next
annual convention in this city. Very respect
fully, j. =. ALEXANDER, Secretary
FROM THE V. p. OF TEXAS.
JEFFERSON, TEX, July q, lcsI.
y ke0aday. Washington.
DEAR S!R-Some days ago | Enclosed your
editorial article in relation to the next reunion
to the Fort Worth GAZETTE and sen. that pa
per's comment Thereof, urging For. Worth as
the place for or next reunion.
The Board Of Aldermen ana Mayor have
passed resolutions inviting Us, also hare the
Board OF Trade, composed of the le ldin- mer-
chants and manufacturers OF tina. llirivin. CITY
inclose you : clipping from the fort Worth
GAZETTE of the -U.h, also, and viii send
you The resolutions referred TO IS soon az I can
get copy.
Letters are porring IN On us from all GUAR
ters n regard 10 the matter. Please give pub
iCigv to the matter through your widely circu-
lated journal, and assure our comrades
throughout the Union that their Texan
brothers VIII give thea hearty welcome.
GE"FGBW MEME,
NM. L E>TF>,
~. Z. for Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-03
FORMAL INVITATION

Since the foregoing was put in typeSshe
secretary OF the National Associations nv.
NJ. w, has received the following COM
munication from j. ?. Alexander, Esq +,
secretary of the Merchants and Msnas'
facturers' Bureau Of Fort Worth, Tex,
winch, we venture to say, will undoubt-
eGly be accepted by the committee OF
officers appointed by the National Asso-
citation.
The Bureau is composed of the leading
citizens of Fort Worth Tex consisting Of
the following gentlemen: J. 2. Smith,
president; Z. L. Chase, vice-president;
j. P. Alexander, secretary; Max Elser,
treasurer; and the following board of
directors: IS. o. Noodle, X NJ. Van
Zsndt, Robert Mozart, Joseph II. Brown,
D. S. Kennedy, Martin Casey, W. L.
Malone, Morgan Jones, r. E. Maddox,
William Harrison, Sidney Martin srd
". A. Huffman. The office of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Bureau is ST
the corner OF Fourth and Rusk streets,
Fort Worth, Tex, and for any informs-
tion desired, address j. P. Alexander,
secretary.
The letter received is SIS follows:
FORT WORTH, TEX, July %, 1887.
Alex NJ. kensday, Esq. Washington, d. C.:
My DEAR SIR: The following resolution was
passed al meeting of the Bureau yesterday
md tn undersigned ms rUcteo 70 trsn:Ii- q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-03
GOULD IN CHINA

The G.eat Fiuauci.r Said to be Figuring
on Controlling an Emp3re.
LONDON. Aug. 1.-The Standard has 3
dispatch from Shangha saying; Gan
American silver ring and Jay Gould,
through the Polish Count M.tkiewis and
Vceroy Ii, have founded al American
Chinese bank with s capital of s.. O00,-
eco, mostly American money. The bank
vii! receive and disburse ali moneys Of
the imperiG. and provincial governments
and have charge OF raj. way and telegraph
c0ntrscts and carriage, the issue of bank
notes and Tie affairs Of the war depart
ment. The undertaking hiss created >
panic among FOREIGN fnaaeieIs.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-03
KILLED HIS MOTHER,
i Thirteen Year Ola Boy shoots H!s
Mother ia as Angry IA.

Mother ia az Angry IL.
EATON, OH1o, Aug John Bsau,
thirteen years Old, who MS been N Jail
six weeks On the charge Of Ailling his
mother, has made & confession 10 the
attorney. On JuEe 10 the
boy was AZ home Win his mother,
alone az the farm house, and at about +
O'clock he alarmed lAe neishbOrs, saying
three tramps haG killed mis- mother. ana
that he YVES asleep, bu. was awakened in
time to sse them leaving With watch
and some money. The boy had shot ais
mother twice and then nearly beheaded
her with sn SIX. No motive for his crime
is assigned, except that he was angry at
what seemed to him evidences OF favor
itiSm showed to his sister by his mother.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-03

SEE that your ticket reads "for State
prohibition" or against State Prohi-
sbition." The omission Of the word state
lis fatal. Fraudulent tickets are scattered
all over the state. Read your ballot and
see thai the word state is not omitted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-03
APspnsyivan:s CYCLONE

KNoTTymLE, PA, Aug. 2.-Between .
and O'Clock yesterday afternoon 8 ter
rife rain and hail storm and cyclone
passed over the region south of this place
through the edge of Deer
f5ld township and Chatham. The grain
wes leyeled to the ground aud many for
es5 and orchard trees were torn up by the
rO1Ts
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-03

SEE that your ticket reads "for State
Prohibition" or against State Prohi-
bition," The omission o. the word state
is fatsl. Fraudulent tickets are scattered
all over the state. Read your ballot and
see that the word state is not omitted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-03
Witch Nour Railofk,

The prohibition Joint resolution re
qUires ballots to have printed or written
on them
For State Prohibition.
Or, Against State Prohibition
The omission Of the word stat. will be
fatal, and gil ballots that simply have on
them 'for prohibition" or against pro-
hj5iton" will be ys}ueless. Let voters
be careful. Watch yonr ballots.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-03
Seedssthat terminate Quickly.

The humapy system is fruitful SOIL and
among seeds tbat germlnate most rapidly in It
are those of Fhsumatlsm and neuralgia. A
slight cold, brousht on by sitting IN a draught,
wet feat or camp Clothes, VIII develope either
of those abomln sblggainful maladles with I'M
p. easant rapidity. TfA proper preventive CT
this agonizing veye:as&n is Ios.ett RS stom-
ach Bi'ters,a ed iefne VI, h nuliides tenden-
cy t, either OF theaafac named and soothes
the acn's which fnfy caqse Nor is It less ct
preventive, fa6tae amply af4ssted as any 9th
er relating TO iLstQratiye pf4eerties. Marin
ers, mnerf, fnrtiersmen, aH4 others, have
ever found It a Rithful preserv}4iye of health
in unfav0raple regions, and a bsatgn remedy
FOR malaIial disorders, and stomacRs liver 4
bowel coInpl iHf. II f. / fire ptomeSsr OF ap
petite ana :. ca p.Ial TOXIC.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-03
Died Of His Wounds.

SpecIaI 70 the Ge1ette,
Paris, Ten, Aug. 2.-The young negro
Jim Allen, who was shot in the head last
night week ago during the colored iu-
bilee by Dick Wagner, died this morn
ing. A jury held 81 inquest and found
that be came TO his death by g bullet from
& pistol in Dick Wagoner's hands.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-03
Burned by an Exploding Lamp

PITTsBURG, PA, Aug. 2-During tie
progress of the Hod Carriers Union PIC
mic st Arsenal Park in East End last
night gasoline lamp exploded in the din-
ing room, scattering the burning fluid.
Those in the immediate vicinity, five per-
sons, gil colored, We're more or less Sc
riously injured and one Of them named
Jordon viii probably die.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-03
ON WALL STREET.
with thu Exception OF Few UnImp or
tant Rum0rs Yesterdays Stock
Market was Without Features.
Lcwer-Railway Bonds EnIivened by the
Activity of Denver and Rio Grande.
COMMERCIAL RESUME.


NEW YORK, Aug Halfway bonds
to-day closed as follows: Fort Worth
aud Denver City at SGi; Houston and
Texas Central rs 81 1861; Kansas
AID Texas 5's et So; IS at 95$; Texas and
Pacific Rios at 9I!; incomes at 52I;
Missouri Kansas and Texas IS at So;
IS at "a ST. Louis, Arkansas and Texas Is
q 9s5; Houston and Texas Central IS st
a
Money 50i per cent.
Governments lower.
Sterling declined to the rates of i'm
porting gold
= Silver 90; certificates 9e4w9rb.
sc Cotton easy at sal points decline.
g Wheat fairly active, but weak.
s. on closed ct 57sptjS:.
f Coffee excited ct 53la 80 points higher.
s Prices Of rev sugar are fully up TO
Former figures, rthned steady.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AID BONDS.
NEW YORK, Aug. The street was
sAlled to-day with stage rumoTs of I'M
tpending trouble, though nothing Of 3
detnite nature WAS made public. One
snisll 70 ure, WIS announced, which, how
every hsd'no effect upon the course Of
prices. There was absolutely no news
and important rumors, with the exception
stated aoove, were unusually scarce. The
oEly support received by the market was
from purchases by London, which, while
impartiGg strong tone to the opening,
were Of little effect later The buyers Of
yesterday, including the most i'll
! fGentiaI room traders, were
/ 81 % rlv Snliop- tIrpuTbCD+ FuU
and although the heavy hsmmering Of the
past few days WAS absent, considerable
! long STOCK was forced out. and the market
was feverisn and weak during the greater
part OF the day, the rallies being feeble
and spasmodic. The opening was strong
at advances extending to ! per cent
There was 6 moderately active business
which improved toward noon, but de
crossed m2teTially later IN the day. Prices
were weak from the opening, although no
material decline was established until
after O'CLOCK, when New Eaglaud coaI
| stock became corspicGoGsly weak. After
4 slight recovery, prices again settled
down, while the decline gathered force -
ward ! D. IL, ST. Paul and Richmond
aud West Point becoming weak Win tae
above mentioned stocks. Tie markc'
became more fcyerish at the last hour
| bat generally stronger tone prevailed
though the close w25 heavy at fractions
better than the Lowest figures. The active
list with few unimpOrtsnt exceptions i:
lower this evening. jersey Central lyst
3 per cent, ReGding y. New Eugland ?
Missouri Pacific H. Western Union and
Lackawanna ] (. Omaha / Z, Richmond and
West Point anG Peoria, Decatur ans
Evansville Il each, Pacific Mail an5
Colorado coal l each.
Railroad bonds were dull, the only
feature being &C iyIty in Denver and RIO
Grande As Whic1 contributed S143,0OO o.
to-day's total Of $4,000 The marke
was heavy TO weak throughout.
Government bonds were dull apC
heavy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-03

There is breath o. heaven about the
helpless AID ianocent child. The light
Of angels hoyeTs about the tiny form, and
the spiri of omdtseience shines Ger its
tiny features. THese is no reason that
the purity, serenity and brightness OF the
little face shosfd be Fmarred with pains
caused by aisordereH stomach, wber
Morris Cascarine will e#ect permanent
CUrp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-03
OVprpnme nv Heat

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-There were seven
teen cases Of heat prostration reported in
Brooklyn to-day of which two iwere fatal.
Four cases of sunstroke were reported in
this city to-day, one of them fatal.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-03
aHsbitasLnc6astlpation cured AMI ina
jsowel51Strea gthened by the fssulag9hs.
'of CsfsEr's IitGgt, Livert Pills iHssmAll
doses. E DON'T forget th4R

News comes to THE GAZETTE that DO
gus tickets are being sent out to all por-
lions q the state Watch your tsSseas.
See that they read "For Stqte Prohibi-
tton' or against State Prohibition"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-03

NEWS comes to THE GAZETTE that DO
sus tickets are being sent out TO all por-
lions of the state, Wstch your tickets
See that they read "For STAT. Prohibi.
ton" or against SIT, Prohibition"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-03
Hottsr Than EXP .cted

Special to the Gazette.
Cisco. Tex, Aug. Crops axe turn
Jag out somewhat better than YVES at first
thought, though there is not anything like
Eaif crop Of anything.